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Richard Lockridge •ï¿½111 Items / 20 Articles, 75 Books, 15 Reviews
Death and the Gentle Bull (1954)
by Richard Lockridge and Frances Lockridge
A Captain Heimrich Mystery
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    Detective Directory (8 Reviews)
    Robert P. Mills
    The Gingerbread Man, by Richard Parker
    1. The Gingerbread Man by Richard Parker
    2. Inspector Maigret and the Strangled Stripper by Georges Simenon
    3. My Son, the Murderer by Patrick Quentin
    4. Death and the Gentle Bull by Richard Lockridge and Frances Lockridge
    5. Miscast for Murder by Ruth Fenisong
    6. Cork in Bottle by Macdonald Hastings
    7. Four Dead Mice by Thomas B. Black
    8. Find a Victim by John Ross Macdonald
    Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1955, pp. 126-127
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    The Criminal Record (16 Reviews)
    Sergeant Cuff
    The Hollow Man, by John Roeburt
    1. The Hollow Man by John Roeburt
    2. That Mask of Glass by Holly Roth
    3. The Other Side of the Wall by Seldon Truss
    4. Death Cues the Pageant by Ed Ainsworth
    5. Death and the Gentle Bull by Richard Lockridge and Frances Lockridge
    6. Cork in Bottle by Macdonald Hastings
    7. The Face of Fear by Louise Eskrigge Crump
    8. Trouble Comes Double by Robert P. Hansen
    9. And Dream of Evil by Tedd Thomey
    10. Free Are the Dead by Stuart Friedman
    11. Hawk Watch by Brandon Bird
    12. Rogue Cop by William P. McGivern
    13. The Girl on the Gallows by Q. Patrick
    14. The Fugitive Eye by Charlotte Jay
    15. Made for Murder by Fenn McGrew
    16. Terror on Broadway by David Alexander
    The Saturday Review, July 10, 1954, p. 31